No. 4-4, February 1997

Index

• Defining Fraud: An Argument in Favour of a General Offence of Fraud
• Controlling Insider Dealing — The ‘Civil’ Approach in New Zealand
• Recovery of Unlawfully Exported Cultural Property: The European Union Approach
• Tax Relief For Victims of Fraud
• Should Greed Be the Goad for Good?
• Spies, Traitors and Good Faith
• Deceiving a Company: R v Rozeik
• Right to Privacy Denied by the House of Lords: R v Khan
• Company Informants and Disclosure of Journalistic Sources: Goodwin v United Kingdom
• Trafficking in Expropriated Property: Civil Liability under Helms‐Burton
• France: Fraudulent Misuse of a Document Signed in Blank
• Singapore: Recent Developments in Futures Trading
• South Africa: Derailing the Gravy Train — Controlling Corruption
• Japan: Japan to Launch Harmonisation on Organised Crime Provisions — Too Late and Too Little?
• Hong Kong: Beyond 1997 — The Importance of International Cooperation in the Fight against Corruption